Invicta Law Corporation is located in Vancouver, BC and focuses on Canadian Immigration, Family, Wills & Estates, and Corporate Law.
Maria Campos is a Lawyer and Notary Public and has practised Immigration Law since 2012 with a broad portfolio of successful cases both inside and outside Canada.
Min H. Baek is an Associate Lawyer and Notary Public at Invicta. He graduated from the University of Saskatchewan College of Law with Distinction in 2017.
“Even though our applications for permanent residency were very difficult, they found a way to win for us and delivered on each of them with success. Maria Campos is truthful, strong, honest and never afraid to tell the truth. My wife and daughter have successfully immigrated to Canada through her efforts. Thank you for keeping my family together in Canada.”
Shaun H.
Vancouver, BCOur office is located conveniently near the Stadium/Chinatown Skytrain station, inside the International Village Mall (Tinseltown). Maria, Min, and the rest of our hard-working team will be happy to assist. Please call, email, or make an appointment beforehand.
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Corporate Books for Canadian Companies and the Importance of Keeping Up-to-date
July 14, 2019 | 8:00 pm
Keeping up-to-date Corporate Books are especially difficult for new small businesses. In many instances, the amount of documentation required for registering a company or its purpose do not make sense. With everything involved in running a business, keeping a corporate book updated for many small business owners is just another burden. Minutes, regulations, directors and […]
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Can I get divorced in Canada if I got married in my country of origin?
March 17, 2019 | 5:45 am
Many immigrants travel to Canada with their spouses and unfortunately, when they want to get divorced, they are not aware of the procedure. The Court in British Columbia has jurisdiction to grant divorces if one of the applicants has resided in Canada for at least a year prior to and immediately after the divorce petition. […]
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